So this thread has now been reduced to ridiculous ultimatums and sub standard cliches?
Sad really...
You're absolutely right - after long months of waiting for actual, verifiable proof that the FMOTL legal arguments work in an actual court in a country with a common law jurisdiction (Canada, US, UK, Ireland, Australia and NZ off the top of my head, there are probably a few more) and the frustration that has happened with the constant responses that can't be verifed we are doing the sub-standard cliches for the lulz.
I would presume that arayder's offer is serious, and will do so until we find out that Bobby accepted prior to Tues at noon, but the offer was not followed through on.
If you'd like to take up the banner of Freemanism from where it has fallen and lead the advance here is what we are looking for wrt the proof:
a. a court case where the FMOTL legal theories worked and resulted in the person positing the theory was found not guilty; or
b. Correspondence from the Government of any Common law jurisdiction indicating that as a result of the person claiming FMOTL status.
Anecedotes are not acceptable. For b. you may (and probably should) remove any reference to personal information of the recipient such as an address.
To recap the primary FMOTL legal theories are:
a. Statute law only applies to you if you consent to the application of same;
b. (Canada only) You may renounce your SIN and it no longer applies to you;
c. Your birth Certificate represents a corporation or an account that you may draw upon if you submit the correct paperwork;
d. Statutes are not real laws.
There are of course others, but (a) is the biggie, as many of the others flow from that one.
Many of the posters on this thread have clearly demonstrated that Canadian and other courts have rejected these arguments on many occasions. Bobby keeps telling us that the examples of "freeman success" are out there, but no one can seem to locate them.
And to you Flabio,
With non-failiing hands,
We throw the torch,
Be yours to hold it high,
If ye break faith with us,
We shall not rest,
though weed shall blow in Rob's hair.
(that didn't come out nearly as well as I'd hoped.)